Racheal Lee
Aug 29, 2013

What if Malaysia's founders had live-Tweeted the fight for independence?

KUALA LUMPUR - 1 Malaysia for Youth (1M4U) is carrying out a National Day campaign in which the voices of historical figures speak through the media of today to tell the story of how the country gained independence.

KUALA LUMPUR - 1 Malaysia for Youth (1M4U) is carrying out a National Day campaign in which the voices of historical figures speak through the media of today to tell the story of how the country gained independence.

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